It appears you are not logged in to Lastpass.

[diegosantamarta]

I put my login credentials but when I try to search hace this error:

The debug output on Alfred with All information is:

[2019-02-21 12:33:23][input.scriptfilter] Queuing argument 'zeplin'
[2019-02-21 12:33:24][input.scriptfilter] Script with argument '(null)' finished
[2019-02-21 12:33:24][ERROR: input.scriptfilter] Code 1: <?xml version="1.0"?>
<items>
<item uid="error-login"><arg>'error-login', ''</arg><title>It appears you are not logged in to LastPass.</title><subtitle>Please login using the 'lplogin' command or press 'ctrl' + enter to login now.</subtitle><icon>icon.png</icon></item>
</items>

Thanks in advance Diego

[parceritaz]

I'm getting the same error, tried multiples times and no dice. I'm on version 4 of Alfred so maybe that's why...?

[stuartcryan]

Howdy, out of curiosity, I want to confirm, you have put your login credentials with 'lpsetemail', have you also then run 'lplogin'?

If so, when you open up a terminal session in MacOS and type 'lpass status' does it say you are logged in or logged out? Cheers, Stuart

[probablykasper]

Debug output from running lplogin:

[2:25:08.729] LastPass CLI[Keyword] Processing complete
[2:25:08.729] LastPass CLI[Keyword] Passing output '' to Run Script
[2:25:08.861] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Run Script] 2845:2846: syntax error: Expected end of line but found “"”. (-2741)

[juandaco]

I was having this same issue. You just need to replace in the osascript block that comes out of lplogin, Alfred 3 for Alfred 4. The window prompting you for your master password appears after that and everything is working as it should.

[probablykasper]

@juandaco Tried this, and it seems to have fixed one issue, but lplogin still gives an error:

[11:21:37.386] LastPass CLI[Keyword] Processing complete
[11:21:37.387] LastPass CLI[Keyword] Passing output '' to Run Script
[11:21:37.616] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Run Script] 2637:2649: execution error: The variable lpass_binary is not defined. (-2753)

[probablykasper]

@juandaco Nevermind, I installed the workflow wrong. Works like a charm now

[stacksjb]

Thanks, I had the same issue, working now.

[squatto]

For those that are coming to this issue looking for a solution, I wanted to put it as the last comment to make it easier to find. Once #56 is merged this will no longer be an issue, but until that happens, you can easily fix it yourself by doing the following:

1. Open Alfred Preferences and go to "Workflows" in the left nav menu

2. Select the "LastPass CLI" workflow

3. Double click the top workflow step that says /usr/bin/osascript to open the script editor

4. Go to the end of the file and change the second to last line from this:

   tell application "Alfred 3" to search "lp "
   

   To this:

   tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" to search "lp "
   

5. Press the "Save" button

6. Trigger the lplogin workflow again (make sure that you've set your account email with lpsetemail [email protected] first!)

Everything should work as expected from now on 👍

Thanks goes out to @juandaco and @sublime392 for pointing me in the right direction with the fix!

[wcj3]

@squatto Not sure what OS you're using but the steps above didn't work for me on macOS catalina

[diegosantamarta]

@squatto doesn't work for me:

Starting debug for 'LastPass CLI'

[2019-11-12 13:01:43][ERROR: action.script] 2812:2858: syntax error: No puede obtenerse application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred". (-1728)

[squatto]

@wcj3 @diegosantamarta I'm on Catalina now but I implemented that fix prior to upgrading. It's still working on Catalina - I'll check my workflow and see if anything has changed.

[squatto]

@wcj3 @diegosantamarta

I enabled debug on the workflow and ran lp test and had this output:

[09:11:06.968] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'test'
[09:11:07.140] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[09:11:07.145] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Code 1: <?xml version="1.0"?>
<items>
<item uid="error-login"><arg>scriptlocationnotset</arg><title>It appears you are not logged in to LastPass.</title><subtitle>Please login using the 'lplogin' command or press 'ctrl' + enter to login now.</subtitle><icon>icon.png</icon></item>
</items>

I pressed ctrl+enter to trigger lplogin and had this debug output:

[09:11:22.413] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Processing complete
[09:11:22.415] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Passing output 'scriptlocationnotset' to Run Script

The lplogin process ran, asked me for my master password, and I am now logged in and able to search my vault. The second to last line of the osascript workflow step (what I referred to in my initial comment) is the same as it was in that same comment:

tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" to search "lp "

---

I verified the bundle ID of my Alfred application, just to be sure:

$ mdls -name kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier -r "/Applications/Alfred 4.app"
com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred

Try running this command to make sure that your Alfred bundle ID matches - if not, change the updated osascript command to match your bundle ID.

---

If you want to manually trigger the osascript line that my comment instructed you to change, you can do so from your terminal:

osascript -e 'tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" to search "lp "'

It should open up the Alfred workflow prompt with "lp " entered:

---

I am running the latest version of the workflow (version 1.7.4), macOS Catalina 10.15.1, on a 2018 MacBook Pro.

---

I put my entire /usr/bin/osascript workflow step's code into this gist if you want to review it and compare it against your version.

[diegosantamarta]

Hi @squatto I tell you my steps: I enabled debug on the workflow and ran lp test and had this output:

[13:39:16.222] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'test'
[13:39:16.485] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[13:39:16.490] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Code 1: <?xml version="1.0"?>
<items>
<item uid="error-login"><arg>'error-login', ''</arg><title>It appears you are not logged in to LastPass.</title><subtitle>Please login using the 'lplogin' command or press 'ctrl' + enter to login now.</subtitle><icon>icon.png</icon></item>
</items>

I pressed ctrl+enter to trigger lplogin and had this debug output:

[13:39:50.956] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Processing complete
[13:39:50.957] LastPass CLI[Script Filter] Passing output ''error-login', ''' to Run Script

The lplogin process ran, asked me for my master password, and I am not logged in.

Not workin...

I'm with Alfred 4 workflow 1.7.4 macOS High Sierra on a 10.13.6 iMac

[carceneaux]

@diegosantamarta Please make sure read @squatto's comment in full as he provides all the information you need to resolve this issue.

@wcj3 Like @squatto, I'm also running the latest version of the workflow (version 1.7.4), macOS Catalina 10.15.1, but on a 2019 MacBook Pro.

[wcj3]

@carceneaux @squatto Running the debug helped, was not aware of that. Turns out I just needed to follow the installation steps again in addition to the fix mentioned here

[squatto]

@wcj3 I’m glad that you were able to get it resolved!

@diegosantamarta are you able to log in by running the lplogin workflow command? If not, I would recommend deleting the workflow completely, installing it again, and making the change to the osascript step.

[glassdimly]

So I just got a new mac, and lastpass cli wasn't working! Dammit! So I started googling, and then I found that I had submitted a PR. Hah. But there was an additional step, which I had to read through this thread to figure out again.

Here are my instructions to make this work for you or for future me:

Check out my forked repository, then the branch with the fix on it.

git clone https://github.com/glassdimly/lastpass-alfred-workflow.git
git checkout fix/you-are-not-logged-in

Install by double-clicking the .workflow file.

Then make a modification to the lplogin osascript

At the end of this file, replace Alfred 3 with Alfred 4, so it looks like this:

Save, and now it will work.

[tonykaram1993]

@glassdimly Your post helped me fix the issue. In my case all I had to was change "Aflred 3" to "Alfred 4" and it all worked, did not need to anything else. I had tried to use @squatto 's fix here but it didn't work, yours did.

Cheers!

[nathankoerschner]

@glassdimly Same success, #56 didn't work buy yours did! Thanks.

[nathankoerschner]

Just got a new Mac, and the fix isnt working for me anymore. Whats new in this case is that when typing out lp <query> the option to search vault for does not persist, and just gives my default Alfred search options. Any ideas @glassdimly ?

[ysjiang4869]

For me, there is two problem

1. This is my new mac, so I need to verify device through email, but I forget the email notification
2. I open the 2FA, so need to verify it, if your debug console show something like ctrl+c to enter passcode you better to open 2FA and enable or use cli to login by yourself.

[Latent-code]

@juandaco Nevermind, I installed the workflow wrong. Works like a charm now

What did you do to fix that issue? Im still getting the following error: ERROR: LastPass CLI[Run Script] 2637:2649: execution error: The variable lpass_binary is not defined. (-2753)

I have changed from Alfred 3 to Alfred 4.

[mikeohara]

@Latent-code The fix I found involved editing the osascript and adding

else if exists POSIX file "/opt/homebrew/bin/lpass" then set lpass_binary to "/opt/homebrew/bin/lpass"

in the tell application Finder block near the bottom of the file. Seems in newer versions of brew installs to a different location.

[jzadra]

This fixed it for me! Alfred 4.6.5

@Latent-code The fix I found involved editing the osascript and adding

else if exists POSIX file "/opt/homebrew/bin/lpass" then set lpass_binary to "/opt/homebrew/bin/lpass"

in the tell application Finder block near the bottom of the file. Seems in newer versions of brew installs to a different location.